Building Walls

Question 1

32

Answer 1

While loading, maintain a 2-foot walkway between the face of the wall and end of load device.

Question 2

33

Answer 2

Position boxes label up, out towards the rear, or in towards the center of the trailer.

Question 3

34

Answer 3

Always attempt to place opening of the box up.

Question 4

35

Answer 4

Orient boxes so that the ribs or furrows are vertical to prevent damage to a package.

Question 5

36

Answer 5

Follow orientation instructions printed on box. (arrows for this side up)

Question 6

37

Answer 6

Corner stone package 18 to 24 inches in depth and 12 to 24 inches in height.

Question 7

38

Answer 7

Cornerstone loaded in left corner against previous wall. No space between package and previous wall.

Question 8

39

Answer 8

Select and load cornerstone for next wall at anytime while building present wall.

Question 9

40

Answer 9

Continue loading bottom shelf left to right, keeping of wall nearly flush.

Question 10

41

Answer 10

If next selected package is taller than the primary shelf, start a new shelf

Question 11

42

Answer 11

Full empty space or level shelves if package is shorter than primary shelf.

Question 12

43

Answer 12

do not exceed height of shelf.

Question 13

44

Answer 13

Determine height of next shelf, consider size of available packages.

Question 14

45

Answer 14

Tighten and lock-in shelf with last package on the right side of the wall.

Question 15

46

Answer 15

Use of “T” or bridges will aid in weight distribution.

Question 16

47

Answer 16

Build at least 3 shelves per wall to avoid columns.

Question 17

48

Answer 17

Save large light packages for top of wall( heavier packages for bottom).

Question 18

49

Answer 18

Midpower zone, load from back to front, filling all available space.

Question 19

50

Answer 19

Use load stand to safely place packages above your power zone.

Question 20

51

Answer 20

“Lock in” packages at top of trailer, utilizing ceiling ribs.